Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 142W. Blackwood & Sons, 1887 |
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Page 725
... Irish Parliament are duly recorded in the Irish parliamentary debates , and Lord Castlereagh is little likely to have troubled himself to destroy them in another shape . The " high authority " of Mr Fos- ter is a matter of opinion ; but ...
... Irish Parliament are duly recorded in the Irish parliamentary debates , and Lord Castlereagh is little likely to have troubled himself to destroy them in another shape . The " high authority " of Mr Fos- ter is a matter of opinion ; but ...
Page 861
... Irish affairs can be managed by the Irish in Ireland . As a matter of fact , the most important Irish affairs are inextricably mixed up with Eng- lish affairs , and can best be man- aged by common action between English and Irish in ...
... Irish affairs can be managed by the Irish in Ireland . As a matter of fact , the most important Irish affairs are inextricably mixed up with Eng- lish affairs , and can best be man- aged by common action between English and Irish in ...
Page 867
... Irish the first place , even more than her affairs can be managed by the Irish fair share of representation in the in Ireland . As a matter of fact , sovereign Parliament of the nation . the most important Irish affairs are In the ...
... Irish the first place , even more than her affairs can be managed by the Irish fair share of representation in the in Ireland . As a matter of fact , sovereign Parliament of the nation . the most important Irish affairs are In the ...
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